Thank you Dr Horiyat. I live in Beaumont, Texas. I'm having tooth pain. My fillings are coming out of two teeth. I was told that my options are a crown on one tooth and a filling in the other and if that doesn't work, a root canal would be the last option, which I also refuse to do. I'd like to keep a tooth there in order to eat. If I chose an implant, I'm also not a fan of having metal in my mouth. I would even consider flying to California to see you if I could get a zirconia implant. I haven't checked, but I truly wouldn't doubt if dentists in my are won't do them.
@@Andre.Ferrizzi, Yes. I got the one cap and one filling mentioned above. They are both still a wee bit sensitive if I eat on that side, but not near as badly as they were before I got them done.
Does nano zirconia have an application as zirconia dental implant category? Do nano have specific advantage or otherwise vi’s-a-vi’s. Other titanium or zirconia?
I just found out about these. My dentist only offered titanium implants. I was considering a bridge but I didn't realize they affect the surrounding teeth. So glad I saw this even though I may have to find a holistic dentist which would be perfect. I am currently detoxing titanium from my system and I dont have an implant so I do not true titanium plus titanium is in a lot of things hence adding to the toxicity.
Can u please tell me how to detoxify from titanium ? My freind seems to be having a reaction to a ti plate in his head . ive seen cheap ti inplant screws from china as cheap as $2.50 a screw I would question their saftey for their price .
@@jacobclark89 I worked with a holistic iridologist using bioenergetic medicine so the protocol is different for everyone and a person has to be a practitioner to get the remedies. They are not available on the internet. Sorry. Good luck.
Thank you for this very informative video. I have a sensitivity to certain metals (nickel, in particular) so would not consider titanium dental implants. However, I am struggling to find out what my options are with regards to replacing all my teeth with zirconia dental implants. I am concerned that my only option might be individual implants with I could not afford. Is All-on-Four or All-on-Six with zirconia dental implants an option? Many thanks.
I see no reason why it shouldn't be possible. It will most likely be more expensive but there's probably some areas near you that does them. Also something that this woman didn't mention in this video is the fact that it's hard to remove this type of implant than it would've been with a titanium implant because its cement retained instead of screw retained
Glad it was helpful! You do not need every tooth to be replaced with titanium implants. we use either 6 or 8 implants depending on your bite and 3-4 bridges on them
I agree. You are absolutely right. Besides, we have been placing Zirconia implants for many years, and have not seen even one broken ceramic implants. In fact, I have seen so many more issues and failure with titanium implants
@@bbb911 I wish I knew this before. you are right, there is a strong link between titanium dental implants (allergy or metal toxicity) and autoimmune disease start. Metal toxins are closely associated with the neuroendocrine system, or itching or urticaria. There are so many high-ranking academic articles on this topic.
@@ariadentalcare Please answer. Some non-holistic dentists say it is more difficult to remove an implant than a natural tooth after bone integration. Is it true? Removing titanium implants after bone integration is harmful to the jaw?
If you got to south America there 600$ each for the same exact procedure the same exact implants. Don't you Americans ever get tired of being ripped off
Thank you for this video! Do you know of anyone in the Los Angeles or Ventura country area that do mostly zirconia implants? I have 3 titanium posts, no crowns, and I’m having a reaction to the metal. I started getting rashes not long after the posts were put in. Plus they were put in incorrectly and have to be removed anyway. My biggest concern is that the zirconia may be too big for my jaw bone. One tooth area has been missing a too for a long time and I was told it may not be enough bone to put 3 single zirconia implants in for the 3 molars. I’m hoping that it can be done with two implants…maybe with a bridge for the 3 molars?
same situation with you! There is a strong link between titanium dental implants (allergy or metal toxicity) and autoimmune disease start. Metal toxins are closely associated with the neuroendocrine system, or itching or urticaria. There are so many high-ranking academic articles on this topic. Have you removed your titanium implants? Where on your body were you've got itching? in your mouth or somewhere else? Some dentists say it is more difficult to remove an implant than a natural tooth after bone integration.
@@ank6043 I actually did get them removed but I had them replaced with another metal that has a in casing of some sort. Hi by accident got a very good dentist surgeon and it was no joke. Put pulling out those three posts. It was like going through real surgery, but being awake! he was very careful when he put in the new ones not to break the encasement in order to not expose me to metal. Hopefully he wasn’t lying but I’ll find that out soon enough. If I start itching and breaking out at my elbows knees, top and bottom of feet hairline back of hands etc. Then I will know that he was lying. Fortunately, if I do have a reaction, this particular doctor will replace him for free! Living in Southern California you can’t find that anywhere. Like I said, I got very fortunate with finding this particular Dentist /Surgeon.
Wow. That’s a lot. Unfortunately I don’t have a choice since I found out after the implants were put in but before the crown was put on that I’m having a reaction to the metal of the three implants. Plus they were put in incorrectly and have to be removed and redone anyway.
Not if you have to carry an Epi-pen for the rest of your life. Nobody warned us about titanium teeth implants and my husband got one. He's had histamine issues ever since. We didn't know what was going on with him and he started having allergy symptoms out of no where. Hives from head to toe. Conventional dentists won't tell you about autoimmune reactions, conventional Drs simply put him on immosuppresive drugs without figuring why he was having these flare-ups. I just by chance had him go to an ND just for routine testing, and this ND happened to be very knowledge in metal sensitivities. My husband did the metal testing and titanium came back high. Then they put the puzzle together. A strict Paleo diet (removing dairy, grains, soy, legumes which are high inflammatory) has actually helped keep his system reactions down. But he still flares up now and then. The flare ups always effect his face; lips, complexion and down his arms. I don't know if he will ever replace the titanium with zirconia as it was just a nightmare to get it done in the first place. Shame on these conventional dentists that brush off the body's natural response to man-made implants. They know better. So many people living in pain and having to take drugs to know rectify what they did in the first place.
But zirconia is also a metal. So why do you claim that titanium ‘toxicity in the jaw ‘ is not reversible for titanium implants. Why does that not apply to zirconia which is also a metal
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Isn't zirconia brittle as it's ceramic compared to noble metal titanium?
Thank you Dr Horiyat. I live in Beaumont, Texas. I'm having tooth pain. My fillings are coming out of two teeth. I was told that my options are a crown on one tooth and a filling in the other and if that doesn't work, a root canal would be the last option, which I also refuse to do. I'd like to keep a tooth there in order to eat. If I chose an implant, I'm also not a fan of having metal in my mouth. I would even consider flying to California to see you if I could get a zirconia implant. I haven't checked, but I truly wouldn't doubt if dentists in my are won't do them.
Any updates?
@@Andre.Ferrizzi, Yes. I got the one cap and one filling mentioned above. They are both still a wee bit sensitive if I eat on that side, but not near as badly as they were before I got them done.
What is the best companies that manufacture the full Zirconia implants and available in the medgulf ?!
Does nano zirconia have an application as zirconia dental implant category? Do nano have specific advantage or otherwise vi’s-a-vi’s. Other titanium or zirconia?
May I know which Zirconia implant brand is best?
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God I love this channel. Thank you for your help before the thanksgiving holiday. Literally the best dental experience I’ve ever had
Great to hear!
I just found out about these. My dentist only offered titanium implants. I was considering a bridge but I didn't realize they affect the surrounding teeth. So glad I saw this even though I may have to find a holistic dentist which would be perfect. I am currently detoxing titanium from my system and I dont have an implant so I do not true titanium plus titanium is in a lot of things hence adding to the toxicity.
Can u please tell me how to detoxify from titanium ? My freind seems to be having a reaction to a ti plate in his head . ive seen cheap ti inplant screws from china as cheap as $2.50 a screw I would question their saftey for their price .
@@jacobclark89 I worked with a holistic iridologist using bioenergetic medicine so the protocol is different for everyone and a person has to be a practitioner to get the remedies. They are not available on the internet. Sorry. Good luck.
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Thank you for this very informative video. I have a sensitivity to certain metals (nickel, in particular) so would not consider titanium dental implants. However, I am struggling to find out what my options are with regards to replacing all my teeth with zirconia dental implants. I am concerned that my only option might be individual implants with I could not afford. Is All-on-Four or All-on-Six with zirconia dental implants an option? Many thanks.
I see no reason why it shouldn't be possible. It will most likely be more expensive but there's probably some areas near you that does them. Also something that this woman didn't mention in this video is the fact that it's hard to remove this type of implant than it would've been with a titanium implant because its cement retained instead of screw retained
Which country u r from I might be able to help you?what the price y have to pay there for implants??
Zirconia implants do come in one piece as well as two pieces.
She says that in the video.
Glad it was helpful! You do not need every tooth to be replaced with titanium implants. we use either 6 or 8 implants depending on your bite and 3-4 bridges on them
The most important what’s the cost for one implant only. Between the two types ? Thank you Gary
Do I need to get a bone graft for the zironcia implant?
Why is it I can not see. To find an implant manufacturer that makes screw in multiunit zirconium abutments for a four unit bridge?
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i'm a dentist, could explain
some more i nformation about
this zirconia implant.??
Thank you... Very helpful : )
The crown can be replaced in a zirconium screw ?
That's what I was looking to know about.
Already any info please?
Titanium plates are the best way to go as ceramics once broken are EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE TO REPAIR
easier and more durable is not always the best way to go if it means risking toxicity to the bone. Money shouldn't outweigh the benefits of ceramics
I agree. You are absolutely right. Besides, we have been placing Zirconia implants for many years, and have not seen even one broken ceramic implants. In fact, I have seen so many more issues and failure with titanium implants
@@bbb911 I wish I knew this before. you are right, there is a strong link between titanium dental implants (allergy or metal toxicity) and autoimmune disease start. Metal toxins are closely associated with the neuroendocrine system, or itching or urticaria. There are so many high-ranking academic articles on this topic.
@@ariadentalcare Please answer. Some non-holistic dentists say it is more difficult to remove an implant than a natural tooth after bone integration. Is it true? Removing titanium implants after bone integration is harmful to the jaw?
If you got to south America there 600$ each for the same exact procedure the same exact implants. Don't you Americans ever get tired of being ripped off
Can a patient with open have a dental implant?
Thank you for this video!
Do you know of anyone in the Los Angeles or Ventura country area that do mostly zirconia implants?
I have 3 titanium posts, no crowns, and I’m having a reaction to the metal. I started getting rashes not long after the posts were put in. Plus they were put in incorrectly and have to be removed anyway.
My biggest concern is that the zirconia may be too big for my jaw bone. One tooth area has been missing a too for a long time and I was told it may not be enough bone to put 3 single zirconia implants in for the 3 molars. I’m hoping that it can be done with two implants…maybe with a bridge for the 3 molars?
She said she is in oc, but i rather go to mexico tj get it done cheaper.
same situation with you! There is a strong link between titanium dental implants (allergy or metal toxicity) and autoimmune disease start. Metal toxins are closely associated with the neuroendocrine system, or itching or urticaria. There are so many high-ranking academic articles on this topic.
Have you removed your titanium implants?
Where on your body were you've got itching? in your mouth or somewhere else?
Some dentists say it is more difficult to remove an implant than a natural tooth after bone integration.
@@ank6043 I actually did get them removed but I had them replaced with another metal that has a in casing of some sort. Hi by accident got a very good dentist surgeon and it was no joke. Put pulling out those three posts. It was like going through real surgery, but being awake! he was very careful when he put in the new ones not to break the encasement in order to not expose me to metal. Hopefully he wasn’t lying but I’ll find that out soon enough. If I start itching and breaking out at my elbows knees, top and bottom of feet hairline back of hands etc. Then I will know that he was lying. Fortunately, if I do have a reaction, this particular doctor will replace him for free! Living in Southern California you can’t find that anywhere. Like I said, I got very fortunate with finding this particular Dentist /Surgeon.
The price tag for a typical zirconia implant is close to $6000 counting the actual implant, abutment, and crown combined.
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Wow. That’s a lot. Unfortunately I don’t have a choice since I found out after the implants were put in but before the crown was put on that I’m having a reaction to the metal of the three implants. Plus they were put in incorrectly and have to be removed and redone anyway.
@@lancethrust9488 If you go to mexico zirconia is about 1333 usd, at sani dental.
Worth it
y’all buy cars get into debt. you are not going to take back my health or my teeth. poor people have bad teeth
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This good dentist has a pure Iranian accent
I thought she is mexican.
Iam 21 yers old titiunaum implant is better or ceramic implat is better...
in my opinion and with all data and research supporting my opinion, Ceramic or Zirconia dental implants are superior because they are metal free
@@ariadentalcare could you give me a quote for a single tooth implant with nobel pearl pure ceramic?
You are right.
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I’m not agree with you doc, titanium implants is the best
Not if you have to carry an Epi-pen for the rest of your life. Nobody warned us about titanium teeth implants and my husband got one. He's had histamine issues ever since. We didn't know what was going on with him and he started having allergy symptoms out of no where. Hives from head to toe. Conventional dentists won't tell you about autoimmune reactions, conventional Drs simply put him on immosuppresive drugs without figuring why he was having these flare-ups. I just by chance had him go to an ND just for routine testing, and this ND happened to be very knowledge in metal sensitivities. My husband did the metal testing and titanium came back high. Then they put the puzzle together. A strict Paleo diet (removing dairy, grains, soy, legumes which are high inflammatory) has actually helped keep his system reactions down. But he still flares up now and then. The flare ups always effect his face; lips, complexion and down his arms. I don't know if he will ever replace the titanium with zirconia as it was just a nightmare to get it done in the first place. Shame on these conventional dentists that brush off the body's natural response to man-made implants. They know better. So many people living in pain and having to take drugs to know rectify what they did in the first place.
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An you do a full mouth I play with these Implants ?
But zirconia is also a metal. So why do you claim that titanium ‘toxicity in the jaw ‘ is not reversible for titanium implants. Why does that not apply to zirconia which is also a metal
Zirconia is not a metal; it is a ceramic material.
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